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Melainomania: a study on 100 subjects.

Giornale italiano di dermatologia e venereologia : organo ufficiale, Societa italiana di dermatologia e sifilografia, 2011
The melainomania is a psychological and skin syndrome and it expresses the obsessive need of tanned skin in a complete and constant way. We searched for the psycho-patogenetic factors of the syndrome and the psychological and skin ends point useful to evaluate the psychic and skin damages.Seventy-two women and 28 men, aged 38-56 years, who were used to
Iannaccone AM, IURASSICH, Stefano, Massimo C, Del Vecchio M.   +3 more
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The linguistic subject and the conscious subject in mysticism studies

Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses, 1996
The current discussion in philosophy of mysticism is heading down two divergent lines. Contextualist studies (notably Steven Katz) employ a linguistic model of the epistemic subject. Critics of contextualism (notably Robert Forman) have offered what this study calls a cognitionalist approach which draws attention to the performance of the conscious ...
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A STUDY OF SUBJECTIVE PROBABILITY

British Journal of Statistical Psychology, 1960
Adult subjects predicted the way a small number of items would be selected by chance from a long list of items. The frequencies of their predictions were then compared with the objective probabilities. The results suggest that the subjects avoided what they thought to be unlikely configurations, but that, in doing so, they considered certain aspects of
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Studies in Subjective Probability

Revue de l'Institut International de Statistique / Review of the International Statistical Institute, 1965
S. J. Ford, H. E. Kyburg, H. E. Smokler
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A Study of Monkeys Subjected to Hypothermia

min - Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery, 1963
P, GLEES, W F, BLUMER, J, COLE
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Selection of subjects for study

2007
Abstract This chapter deals with how subjects are selected for inclusion in analytical and intervention studies. To interpret a study, one must assess the problems that may have been overcome, or introduced, by the methods used to select subjects for the study.
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Describing the subjects in a study

Palliative Medicine, 2001
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Intensive Clinical and Subjective Studies

Psychiatry, 1997
John S, Strauss, Paula N, Goering
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A STUDY ON MESCALINE IN HUMAN SUBJECTS

The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 1949
K, SALOMON, B W, GABRIO, T, THALE
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The Subject of Literary Studies and the Subject of Cultural Studies

2003
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